Milliner's model doll, likely dating back to the 1840s. These dolls, often called "milliner's models," were traditionally believed to be used for displaying new fashion styles in shops, though this theory has been largely refuted by historians. The doll features a papier-mache head with painted features, a red velvet bodice, and a skirt with a floral pattern. It also has a yellow ribbon around its neck and a red bonnet.
Milliner's model dolls typically have a papier-mache head and shoulder plate, a kid leather body, and wooden lower limbs. They come in various sizes, with some being as small as 5 1/2 inches tall. These dolls are considered collectible items and can be quite valuable, . The doll in the image appears to be well-preserved,hads feet leather body are all in tact clothing is high color no fade tears or rips hat is beautiful.
Clothes are original to doll they have never been removed

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